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She adjusted the thermostat as part of an effort to economize.economize = save money
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The school will have to economize, but hopefully without cutting teacher's salaries.
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I walked over to Madison Avenue and started to wait around for a bus because I didn't have hardly any money left and I had to start economizing on cabs and all. (source)economizing = avoiding waste
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This morning Shukhov economized. (source)economized = avoided waste
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It would have been a simple matter to stream this music from various websites, but they tried to economize in all things, including the data bundles they had purchased for their phones, and so Nadia downloaded pirated versions whenever she could find them, and they listened to these.† (source)
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So now my question is, what can you do to economize?† (source)
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Our principle was to economize, to save for tomorrow.† (source)
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But Mortenson, stung by the quick depletion of his stack of rupees every time he paid another deposit, insisted on economizing.† (source)economizing = avoiding waste
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At least Baby and I and the governess economized and Mother travelled.† (source)economized = avoided waste
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and the shopkeepers were fidgeting in their windows with their paste and diamonds, their lovely old seagreen brooches in eighteenth-century settings to tempt Americans (but one must economise, not buy things rashly for Elizabeth), and she, too, loving it as she did with an absurd and faithful passion, being part of it, since her people were courtiers once in the time of the Georges, she, too, was going that very night to kindle and illuminate;† (source)unconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans use economize.
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He economised.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it economized.
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Besides, just think, my good friend, that by inducing madame to study; you are economising on the subsequent musical education of your child.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it economizing.
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He's travelling second class; he's been spending too much money of late, and feels the need to economize.† (source)
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He was walking with carefully measured steps, economizing every gesture.† (source)economizing = avoiding waste
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Influence in society, however, is a capital which has to be economized if it is to last.† (source)economized = avoided waste
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She promised herself she would economise in order to pay back later on.† (source)
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